Read the poem. There are several questions about this poem. There are 21 lines In the poem. The poem is numbered every 5.lines. A sonnet is a rhyming poem with 14 lines, Petranch and Spenser were European poers who became famous for their sonnets. American Sonnet We do not speak like Petrarch or wear a hal like Spenser and it is not fourteen lines like furrows in a small, carefully plowed field bur, the picture postrard a poem on vacation, thet forces us to sing our songs in lille rooms 5 or pour our sentiments into measuring cups. We write on the back of a waterfall or lake adding to the view a ception as conventional as an Elizabethan woman's heliocentric eyes We locate an adjective for the weather. 10 We ansounce that we are having a wonderful time. We express the wish that you were here and hide the wish that we were where you are. walking back from the mallbox your head lowered as you read and turn the thin message in your hands. 15 Aslice of this plece a length of white beach. a plazza or carved spires of a cathedral will plerce the famillar place where you remain. How do lines 1012 mainly contribute to the meaning of the poem? 1. The lines show the reader that messages an a postcard are customary and unoriginal. 2. The lines reveal the contrast a typical recipient sees between the two sides of a postcard. 3. The lines hlnt at the feelings of the reciplent who will later read and discard the pastcard. 4. The lines help the reader appreclare the superlority of a postcard to an old-(ashianed poem.

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Read the poem. There are several questions about this poem. There are 21 lines In the poem. The poem is numbered every 5.lines. A sonnet is a rhyming poem with 14 lines, Petranch and Spenser were European poers who became famous for their sonnets. American Sonnet We do not speak like Petrarch or wear a hal like Spenser and it is not fourteen lines like furrows in a small, carefully plowed field bur, the picture postrard a poem on vacation, thet forces us to sing our songs in lille rooms 5 or pour our sentiments into measuring cups. We write on the back of a waterfall or lake adding to the view a ception as conventional as an Elizabethan woman's heliocentric eyes We locate an adjective for the weather. 10 We ansounce that we are having a wonderful time. We express the wish that you were here and hide the wish that we were where you are. walking back from the mallbox your head lowered as you read and turn the thin message in your hands. 15 Aslice of this plece a length of white beach. a plazza or carved spires of a cathedral will plerce the famillar place where you remain. How do lines 1012 mainly contribute to the meaning of the poem? 1. The lines show the reader that messages an a postcard are customary and unoriginal. 2. The lines reveal the contrast a typical recipient sees between the two sides of a postcard. 3. The lines hlnt at the feelings of the reciplent who will later read and discard the pastcard. 4. The lines help the reader appreclare the superlority of a postcard to an old-(ashianed poem.

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Las líneas 10-12 contribuyen principalmente al significado del poema al mostrar lo convencionales y poco originales que son los mensajes en una postal. Por lo tanto, la respuesta correcta es la **1**. Estas líneas describen frases típicas que se encuentran en las postales, como "Lo estamos pasando de maravilla" y "Ojalá estuvieras aquí". Esta convencionalidad contrasta con la idea de un soneto tradicional, estableciendo la idea de que la postal, a pesar de su brevedad, es la forma moderna americana de este tipo de poesía. La opción 2 es incorrecta porque el poema se centra en el emisor, no en el receptor. La opción 3 es incorrecta porque, aunque alude a los sentimientos del receptor, no es la contribución principal de estas líneas. La opción 4 es incorrecta porque el poema no argumenta la superioridad de la postal, sino que la presenta como una forma moderna de expresión poética.

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